Regenerative Agriculture

Pasture raised turkeys. (Photo courtesy of Diestel Family Ranch.)

In Search of a ‘Regenerative’ Thanksgiving Turkey

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11.23.20

a hand pulling freshly harvested turnips from healthy soil

New Research Confirms What We Eat Is Central to the Climate Crisis

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11.18.20

Bert Paris at his farm outside Belleville, Wisconsin. Photo by Finn Ryan, Grassland 2.0

Grassland 2.0 Aims to Replace Soy and Corn Farming with Perennial Pasture in the Upper Midwest

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11.11.20

Walking through a field of Kernza. (Photo credit: Jacob Jungers)

Can the Climate-Friendly Grain Kernza Finally Hit the Big Time?

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10.15.20

A hand holding healthy soils with a worm inside on a farm.

Op-ed: ‘Kiss the Ground’ Misses the Complexity of Climate Solutions in the Soil

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10.08.20

young farmers working on their regenerative agriculture field to sequester carbon dioxide and reduce their emissions

Does Overselling Regenerative Ag’s Climate Benefits Undercut its Potential?

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10.01.20

A hand holding healthy soil from a regenerative agriculture operation. Gonna trade those carbon credits on the carbon market...

Are Carbon Markets for Farmers Worth the Hype?

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09.24.20

A farmer walks among trees on the healthy soil at his farm. Photo courtesy of Kiss the Ground.

New Soil Documentary Promises a Powerful Solution to the Growing Effects of Climate Change

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09.22.20

Jen Salinetti of Woven Roots Farm harvesting chard.

Farming is an Act of Social Justice at Woven Roots Farm

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08.12.20

A woman harvest corn in an agroecology project in africa Photo © Peter Lüthi / Biovision

US Groups Invest Billions in Industrial Ag in Africa. Experts Say It’s not Ending Hunger or Helping Farmers

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08.11.20

Dr Rattan Lal holding a cup of grain. Photo courtesy of the World Food Prize.

The World Food Prize Winner Says Soil Should Have Rights

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07.15.20

loren poncia stands in the doorway of his barn

Civil Eats TV: Regenerative Ranching in a Pandemic

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06.16.20

a woman harvesting squash in a chaos garden field

Most Farmers in the Great Plains Don’t Grow Fruits and Vegetables. The Pandemic is Changing That.

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05.12.20

hands scooping piles of lentils and other pulse crops

Plant-Based Diets and Regenerative Ag Have Sparked a Pea and Lentil Renaissance

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02.18.20

cover crop rye grass

Two States are Leading a Cover Crop Revival

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02.11.20

Fred Kirschenmann speaking to a panel. Photo by Ben Hider, courtesy of Stone Barns.

An Elder Statesman of Sustainable Ag Looks to the ‘Regenerative Generation’

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02.03.20

At Soul Fire Farm, a BIPOC-centered community farm, farmers learn regenerative methods such as heavy mulching and intercropping. Photo from Soul Fire Farm

Black Farmers Are Embracing Climate-Resilient Farming

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01.20.20

Lani Estill's sheep grazing at Bare Ranch. (Photo by Paige Green for NRCS)

In the Rush to Solve Climate Change with Lab-Based Foods, Don’t Write off Farming

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01.09.20